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Yeah yeah yeah.......they aint no different from anyone else.

 

Some are 'ard and some just like to sound 'ard.........it's the same all over.

 

hehe aint that the truth mick :thumbup:

 

thai oil is great but tends to burn me big time especially if you put it on when your pores are open after training. i find cryogel is very good comes in a rollon applicator so it keeps it off your hands :thumbup:

 

Cryogel Pain Relieving Gel for Aches and Pains, Muscle Strains and Pain Relief at Fight Superstore

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Tiger Balm. Cant understand how it works but does every time. Its like magic:thumbup:

 

 

After my recent grading, I basted pretty much every inch of my body apart from my face and groin area, in a pot of tiger balm. It didn't even touch the sides. I was soon smearing half a tube of Deep Heat over myself. Unfortunately, the stuff wot I got on my thighs must have rubbed off on my bollocks. I was almost crying. My wife had no sympathy. I was not the nicest smelling bed parter, if you're not a fan of menthol.

 

Best thing though is stretching. Proper, full body stretching with solid breathing. 3 x 20 second reps in each position you choose, gently pushing yourself further as you feel your muscles relax.

 

 

Talking of menthol, and a bit off-topic.... Colgate Menthol is proper good.

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Why's the best for tennis elbow? I can normally work through pain but this does my head in? I dint wanna take painkillers to mask the pain I'd rather find a cure please

 

it needs rest mate, its caused through repetive work or hyperextension, get the ice on it then get yourself a strap that keeps your arm slightly bent i ve had it a few times its not nice. pain is there to tell you its time to stop!!! you would not keep running the chipper if there was a grinding noise comeing from it would you? thinking its fine it wont get any worst in fact it will get better :lol:

tree cutters are mad as a box of bees. :biggrin:

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it needs rest mate, its caused through repetive work or hyperextension, get the ice on it then get yourself a strap that keeps your arm slightly bent i ve had it a few times its not nice. pain is there to tell you its time to stop!!! you would not keep running the chipper if there was a grinding noise coming from it would you? thinking its fine it wont get any worst in fact it will get better :lol:

tree cutters are mad as a box of bees. :biggrin:

 

I had TE bad for a few years, but I have a wife and four children and my the money I make is our sole income, so I could stop work.

 

I found one of those neoprene sleeves helped a bit, but I just kept going and after a couple of years it went.

 

Same goes for my back, if it goes, I wear a leather lifting belt as tight as I can stand, take some pills and just keep going.

 

For me personally I find keeping going works best, if I stop I seize up.

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